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Page written by dentist Dr. Richard Mitchell A dog tooth extraction is something we only want to carry out if it’s in the dog’s best interests, and the ONLY option open to us. What are the 2 main reasons for removing a dog’s tooth? The first is if a tooth is broken beyond repair. The second is […]

A guest article from John Green about the benefits of dog physical therapy. After surgery, dogs may need physical rehabilitation therapy to help speed up the process of getting back to normal function, and speed up relief from discomfort. Rehabilitation programs can also help obese pets, those recovering from injuries, and elderly dogs suffering from

Home dog grooming –Take care of your dog yourself at home! I know that home dog grooming is something many people ask me about. Sometimes they just want to take more care of their dog themselves, sometimes it’s to save some money, and there are times when it’s just difficult to get out of the

Dog parasites can be more than just an inconvenience. While the summer season brings plenty of great opportunities to spend quality outdoor time with your furry friend, it is also a time when dog owners have to be more vigilant and make sure their dogs are staying clear of harmful parasites. Get in the habit

Dog Odor:  How to Combat that Stinky Smell by Guest Author, Jenny Nolan Dog odor is most likely something that almost all pet owners have had to put up with at one stage or another. Just like humans all have their own scent the same can be said for dogs. However, not all ‘dog odors’

6 Tips to help overcome your Dog  Mobility Challenges Dog Mobility Challenges.  Many thanks to Lori Wade for this guest post giving tips to help your dog overcome mobility challenges. Ever since Homer wrote of Odysseus’ dog Argus waiting 20 years before dying of happiness at his master’s return, we’ve known the remarkable loyalty of

Dog heatstroke is a dangerous condition that can affect any and every dog in the summer months. With the Northern Hemisphere summer just around the corner, it’s the ideal time to find out how to care for your dog over the next few months. Dog heatstroke is when your dog gets too hot, and it’s

Guest post by Katie Hentschel We all want our furry best friend to have a happy and healthy life. To do so, there are certain preventive care measures owners must undertake. From staying up to date on vaccines to watching its weight, there are several components to maintaining a dog’s wellness. Here is a brief look

This page on Dog Dental Disease was written by dentist Dr. Richard Mitchell from www.dental-health-advice.com using information from veterinary specialist Dr. David Urch Dog dental disease is hard to spot in the early stages, but I guarantee that most dogs will have dental problems of one sort or another at some point in their lives. In fact, both the

The Perfect Dog Collar, Guest Post by Leah Whitford Small dog owners are known for their pampering behavior. It doesn’t have to be a special occasion to spoil them with something special. Whether it’s a tasty treat, a snooze on your lap, or a play date, there’s nothing better than seeing them happy. So when